SIXTY-NIN TH CONGRESS. Sass. II. C11. 39. 1927. 997 powder and such other surplus war explosives ns may be made available for agricultural pugaoses, independently or in coo tion with agricultural colleges an other agencies, and for invealfiig:/ting and mg>rt` upon the results obtained from the uso of the explo- sives: ,~ That. expenditures hereunder shall be reimbursed mmimntm to ¥ t.iv¤~-£¤nd=,luby»,chsrge so lgmual mztivities, ¤¢¤vm¤• mm:. , l or l cms to wr » ~¤xpl0s1, `vmmre
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cultnn is suthorimd mguast of anyubfmch of the Federal §’$,;§°°§“,§g{* “’°" Government, to pcrfvrnr my sngmcering service in connection with the survey, construction, lmamtenunce 01- improvement of roads, Say- ment of the salaries mduxpcnbcs of employees so engaged an of the cost of n, repairs, and mp moments of equipment and supplies of t o Department of Agriculture used in such work to be made by transfer of funds in the manner gmvidad by section $Y,f’2{f’§,f’{,,'§”°‘· 710f the Act approved May 21, 1920, (Forty- rst Statutes, page 6 3 . l ‘ ‘ 'I}ota1,‘ Bureau of Public Roads, $457 ,170, of which amount not to exceed $206,000 may be expended for personal scrvicaslin the District m§"*°¤• *¤ *¤• D*•· of Columbia. ‘ ` BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL mc0NOM10s ¤:;€I;°£L&:?:a¥ ”°‘* SALARIES nm cnnmn nxtvmzszs G°“°'°‘ °‘¥’°“°°· For,sa.la.rie,s and the employment of labor in the city of Washing- E’¥’°”°°”¤°d°°°· ton and elsewhere, furniture, supplies, traveling expenses, mnt out- side of the District of Columbia, and all other ex uses necessary in conducting investigations, experiments, and cglmonstmtions, as follows: ‘ s For necessary oxgnses for general administrative purposes, includ- 0;:% md ing the salac?) of c `af of bureau and other personal services in the District of lumbiu, $271,750. . I To investigate and encourage the adoption of im roved methods •¤¤°§.Q¤Y¤*.?°°g°m°°t of farm management and farm practice, $362,956: I;’rovided, That §{,,°'{"°6, manu of this amount $150,009 may be used —in ascertaining the cost of m¤k•.. production of the princxpal staple agricultural, products. u msmbm For 8C(¥I;i.1‘il’lg amd, diiiuaing among tlgdpeople of the United States quam :¤m·m:5¤¤°$E useful in rmatiou 011 subjects coxmoc w1th the marketing, han- g"§{",¤g}§Q‘§“°‘“· ‘““" dling, utilization, grading, tuxrgxgcrhntion and distributing of farm and nonmanufaqtumd food p ucta and ,the purchasing of farm humming dmm sup lies, includixtg the demonstration and promotion of the use of ¤¤¤¤¤·¤¤¤¤- uxuform stamdar cf classification cf. American farm products throughout the world, including scientitlc and technical research into (,0,,0,, md ,,y_md_ AmBHC&D+g§‘0W]1 cotton and its Egéproducts and their present and www potential uses ;i¤cludi11.§ new and ntional commercial mdsciengtiéc uses for cotton and its yggmducts, independently and in cooperation with other branches of o department, State, ncios, pumhasing and consurniaggzqrganizatioxgs, and persons angng§§iu lthemarketing Cm Ommlmumf handling um, ,;t1<m., gmdmg, tmnsportsbion, and distributing of meormmm. farm and foqd products, and for investigation of the economic costs PWM of retqqilvmarksting of meal; and meaxslpmducta, $596,780: Provided, mmm 'os wool md That practical forms of the grades recommended or promulgated by ${*3* ‘"“’° ‘° "° the Secretary for wool and m0huir·ma,y beusold under such rules and regulations as he mu;] prescribe, and the receipts therefrom deposited in the Treasury to t. o qrpdit of lmiscqllameous receipts. V _ l_ »· I , u _ For collecting, compdlng, abstmctugg, anulyzlng, summarizing, m$°,'j$§;*t°:g*;}f”0{_$lf: interpreting, and publ1sh1ng data relatm to uculturc, including mm. . crop and livestock estimates, acreage, yielg, grxm, staples of cotton D°*‘·*¢¤°***d **5***- btock, and value of farm crops, and numbers, grades, and value of
